Wing Commander coming to 360?

Siliconera spotted an interesting entry on the ESRB website. It seems that a Wing Commander title from Electronic Arts was recently rated for the Xbox 360 (it got an E). The game's full title is Wing Commander Arena. Wing Commander, for those who don't know, is a classic PC series (it also became an awful movie). This opens up more than a few questions. First, will the game be a retail release or an Xbox Live Arcade port of an older title? The fact that it's already rated means it must be complete, and we find it hard to believe that a new retail title would have remained under wraps this long. Besides, the ESRB has provided us with plenty of good XBLA leads lately.

Of course, the most important question of all: will Wing Commander Arena feature Mark Hamill?

See also:
Rumor: More Arcade titles from EA?

Tags: ea, electronic arts, ElectronicArts, wing commander, WingCommander

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